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You know all those traders on the TS forum ( who never share code ) imply the Buy Zone isn't any good because I never provided backtest to prove it to them. They imply since it's not a strategy it has no merit.

Meanwhile, tjmxxx just makes money using the Buy Zone in real time trading with real money... go figure!!

"Could have been much more, but I guess I still don't have my mind right and take profits in even numbers-----LOL. I need work on this!" THAT'S GREED TALKING, tjmxxx - BE CAREFUL!!

IT'S NOT WHAT YOU TRADE, IT'S HOW YOU TRADE IT!

Please do NOT PM me with trading or coding questions, post them in a thread.

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I'm interested in how you determine the ranges for the buy zones. How did you come across AAPL to have its zones +/- 0.10 from open and how did you come up with 0.03/0.04 for forex? Does the same zone you use for AAPL apply for the whole herd you have their TRO?

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I've been reading through the thread and trying to understand but I'm having alot of trouble setting up the AUD and I'm not sure if I'm doing something wrong with my numbers. Can somone check my set up for me pse.

I'm getting how the setup works candle green, in the tradezone, go long above open etc, it's just as I swap between currencies and change the set up numbers. EUR 0.0003/.0004 JPY 0.3/0.4 etc. I guess because I've not seen this before I'm not sure what it's supposed to look like. But the AUD does not seem correct so any help appreciated.

Do you pull data into Excel or something? Or is TS adequate. I guess you are looking for numbers that historically if they break go for at least X points a high percentage (Y) of times? just interested in learning a bit more about the process used to come up with numbers? I'd like to have a crack applying the concept to other instruments (DAX is appealing)